As we approach the awesome day of Yom Kippur I take the time to reflect on my actions of the past year and the times where I have made mistakes or said words which have been hurtful to others. Today I ask that you forgive me for the hurt and pain that I may have been party to. My very best wishes to each of you – friends, family, fans and strangers - you are all a light in my life. May you be sealed in the book of life and live with prosperity and happiness. And for my Jewish friends, may you have an easy fast and a meaningful Yom Kippur! I must also take the time to mention that tomorrow will be the 40th anniversary of my time in the army, where I fought in a brutal war, lost friends in battle, but came out victorious and strengthened. I remember my experiences vividly, but on Yom Kippur I will forever be reminded of those that were lost, those that lived and continued to fight with passion, and those that are still fighting. Thank you for your service and courage – I am always grateful.
Posted on: Fri, 13 Sep 2013 23:03:08 +0000
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